PENNSYLVANIA: GOP Leaders Confirm 'Legitimate And Credible Issues' But Still LET DOWN TRUMP
The Pennsylvania legislative leaders in both Republican-controlled chambers confirmed “legitimate and credible issues” in the 2020 American election in their state, but they are not planning to send pro-Trump electors to the Electoral College. The Supreme Court is likewise failing the people. Justice Alito ordered the state of Pennsylvania to reply to a lawsuit from Republican congressman Mike Kelly by Wednesday December 9, one day after the so-called “safe harbor day” on Tuesday December 8 that is supposed to put an end to election challenges. Alito’s abdication of responsibility means the American Republic now rests on the shoulders of the Republican legislatures to change their minds. The Trump team has viewed Pennsylvania as the first “domino” state that could fall to get other disputed states into the Trump column. The Electoral College votes on December 14.
Georgia governor Brian Kemp has called for a signature audit of the Georgia election but faces opposition from his Republican Secretary of State, after Kemp dithered for a long period of time and allowed a recount to happen without a proper audit of the votes. Kemp has stepped in, too little too late, to spare his political career in the eyes of Trump Nation. In Arizona, the Republican House speaker issued a seething anti-Trump missive that makes it clear the “Fix Is In” across the political class in both parties.
President Trump’s team led by lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis has done an amazing job presenting the election fraud to the world, beginning with a thunderous hearing in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania before a Republican State Senate committee. But ultimately it looks like the party leadership is subverted, even though Pennsylvania House Speaker Cutler previously raised the prospect of not certifying results until an audit could occur. No proper audit occurred. Some Republican legislators are holding the line and they want Congress to challenge Joe Biden electoral votes, as Rep. Mo Brooks of Alabama has vowed to do.
“The General Assembly lacks the authority to take action to overturn the popular vote and appoint our own slate of presidential electors. While we clearly recognize the need for legislative action to address the issues presented by the 2020 General Election, some of the actions requested by our residents would require us to disregard the statutes and Constitution we have fought so hard to protect,” said the Republican House and Senate leaders including Cutler, who confirmed “very legitimate and credible issues.”
It is the contention of the Trump legal team’s Jenna Ellis and many other observers that state legislatures have the Constitutional authority to choose electors of their choice, especially in a “failed election” marked by fraud and foreign interference.
The 2020 election is a "FAILED ELECTION" according to the Electoral Count Act of 1876, and state legislatures have a duty to represent the will of the people against efforts to undermine our election system.
Congress cannot challenge any electors selected before December 8
— Patrick Howley (@HowleyReporter) November 14, 2020
Pennsylvania was ripe with fraud and irregularities as presented by Trump’s team and witnesses at the Gettysburg hearing.
Republican Sen. Doug Mastriano pledged “We have to make sure the real winner is sent off from this election” to cheers from the crowd, but it looks like patriots just don’t have enough pull in the industrial state that has declined economically since the 1970’s due to globalist outsourcing and rampant corruption. Philadelphia in particular was a mess during the paper ballot-counting that handed Biden his media-endorsed lead. Jenna Ellis urged the legislature not to certify the fraudulent results in a state where President Trump held his most inspiring rally in Butler, Pennsylvania prior to the election. Rudy Giuliani urged a path forward whereby Pennsylvania could disqualify approximately 682,000 supposed votes, including thousands of ballots in the state that were returned BEFORE they were sent according to date records. One particular “spike” in the vote totals resulted in 570,000 votes going to Biden and 3,200 to Trump. A canvas observer in Philadelphia who observed the process for 85 hours — though he was held back behind a barricade like all observers and could not actually view the ballots — cast extreme dispersions on the entire process in Philly, and rightfully so.
One Gettysburg hearing witness said that ballots were supposedly damaged and needed to be “duplicated” by poll workers with pink highlighter, then they were told the pink highlighter was not working in the scanner machines and they needed to be duplicated again. This is similar to Arizona, where voters were told to use sharpies despite concerns that sharpies do not show up in the machine totals, only ballpoint pen ballots. “Action must be taken now,” said an observer at Gettsyburg. A forensic observer revealed that in his Pennsylvania county there are 47 USB v cards missing, “They are nowhere to be found.” A GOP watcher and another Democrat watcher both agreed that they saw boxes of 60,000 to 70,000 ballots stored in a back room, hidden while voting was going on, and many of the ballots disappeared (similar to Fulton County, Georgia where suitcases full of ballots were secretly counted late at night, as caught on videotape). Virtually all chain of custody logs in Delaware County are now gone. 30 USB drives were stolen from a warehouse in Philadelphia. A registered Democrat poll worker named Olivia Jane Winters was told “Why don’t you shut up?” by one of her fellow workers, and one said that this is “going to become a racial issue.”
Ultimately, the legislative leaders in Pennsylvania are proving what residents of the state have known for decades — namely, that their political representation is vanishing in a system that is complicit in a globalist corporate-government takeover to disenfranchise the working class American people once and for all.
